Also this, its staggering how many people want to change the narrative to suit their current view and how they wish to convert others to that view.
And this is backed up by Max himself in his comments about deliberately not backing out to avoid the contact but yet there are still people in here defending his actions and saying it wasn't his fault.Karun's run down of the penalty is good I think. Essentially Lewis could have left room on the entry to T2 but Max was over-speed so much he was always going to push Lewis off track through it. This YT comment sums it up perfectly; "Another example of max deliberately going into a corner too fast to “gain track position” with ZERO intention of actually making the corner. This was 2021 max in a nutshell"
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trying to change the narrative to fit your argument.
Red bull have always been an absolutely toxic team, but that stems from the upper management
if its in line with the rules and works, are you moaning about max taking advantage or moaning about the set up of the rule?
When you win the first championship through dirty driving, and "human error", then you win the second by cheating and breaking the budget cap... all whilst acting like you deserve both and are in some way comparable to a much better group of drivers that have won many more championships over the years.. then yes a certain amount of sourness is to be expected.
But it's not in line with the rules, hence why he got a penalty. It just took them through all of 2021 and most of 2022 to realise this the "grey" area he exploits in 90% of his overtakes. I'm surprised no one has made a compilation of his overtakes where he just beans it up the inside and forces the other driver to yield or have contact.
which is why he got a penalty for it.
which is why he got a penalty, its the comment of
comical.
I meant your comments, doesn't take a genius to work that one out, but a number need it spelling out clearly.
Well almost exactly a year ago. Look familiar? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIOtkT2LeyUAll other overtakes you might be referencing and not happy about, have been legal and within the rules hence my comment
FIA looked at all data and identified he was not at fault, did not cause an incident directly through his driving and was not penalised as such.Well almost exactly a year ago. Look familiar? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIOtkT2LeyU
It's a hard thing to find online now given the 2022 race has just happened but he didn't get penalised for that one did he... It's obvious in 2022 Max's intention was to do the same as he did here in 2021. Did they ever get the onboard from Max's car in 2021? lol..
Well almost exactly a year ago. Look familiar? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIOtkT2LeyU
It's a hard thing to find online now given the 2022 race has just happened but he didn't get penalised for that one did he... It's obvious in 2022 Max's intention was to do the same as he did here in 2021. Did they ever get the onboard from Max's car in 2021? lol..
Sounds like your issue is with the FIA and the rules surrounding racing rather than a driver looking to gain advantage. Its not like how every other competitive professional in every sport looks to do the same through one way or another.
Just for clarity, you're talking about the guys who ran Jeddah 2021 (for example) and all the nonsense Max got away with right? And the same guys who were in charge for Abu Dhabi 2021? Just so i'm clear, obviously.
